Return normal Python dicts

[adyen]

Return normal Python dicts

[igorhoogerwoord]

So for Python, class instance attributes do use dot notation, this is expected.
However, any other dicts in class instance attributes must be in normal dict format.

I removed dotdict conversion of 'message' in AdyenResult in both client.py and apiclient.py.

[lucasbledsoe]

Ultimately, I think this is very semantical situation, if these values were instead stored in a series of objects, suddenly they can be accessed via dot notation and it is ok? Seems like an opinion/usage thing vs an actual problem. This also doesn't prevent normal bracket access of dictionaries. Your example was a class attribute so needs to be accessed via dot notation anyways, which you realized.

I included the ability to access via dot notation for the sake of ease and this is something that exists as a concept in other python libraries as well. In my mind, there is no point in removing a feature unless it does cause a problem.

[igorhoogerwoord]

I believe you are correct, if indeed the properties of the AdyenResult class, such as 'message' are both iterable, accessible through bracket notation and directly encodable to JSON it is fine.

My example was indeed incorrect, wrongly referring to the class itself instead of a property.

Closing this issue for now.